The Basketball Geek recently made it onto the Top Tipsters List but how do the other Bettinggods tipsters compare?
Here’s an overview of some of the key performance indicators for the best of the current Bettinggods line-up.
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Bigger is Better : The figures where bigger-is-better are Num Tips and the ROIs.
Num Tips: Number of tips published by the tipster ROI: Overall ROI produced ROI 6mth: ROI during previous 6 months ROI 3mth: ROI produced during previous 3 months
Smaller is Better: The figures where smaller-is-better is everything else.
ELLR: Estimated Longest Losing Run p-value: probability this ROI is due to chance VfM: Subscription cost per one percent of ROI being produced Betting Bank: Risk-neutral initial betting bank required Risk/Reward: Risk to reward ratio – low risk and high reward is best
Quentin Franks Racing
By far the greatest number of tips Quentin has been on Bettinggods for 6 years now. There was a flat 12 month period from Apr’17 to Mar’18 that produced practically zero profit but apart from that ROI has been generally good. The latest 6- and 3-months periods however do show a decline in ROI but this is likely to be temporary.
P-value remains excellent and the required Betting Bank is relatively small.
Worth following but be prepared to commit long-term to make the profits.
The last three months, May-Jul’20 has been outstanding for ROI but with a p-value of 10% does that mean this is just a lucky patch?
The Basketball Geek
With a low ELLR figure its never going to be too long before you get a winner with The Basketball Geek. An excellent p-value suggests there’s nothing lucky about this tipster and the low Risk/Reward and even lower Betting Bank puts him in my Top Tipster List.
It doesn’t take much of a Betting Bank to follow QF Value tips but with ROI in freefall now maybe isn’t the time. That high Risk/Reward figure sticks out like a sore thumb.
Another tipster with a nice low ELLR but again ROI has been falling recently. There’s less than 1 tip per day on average so it would need high stakes to try to make any kind of a reasonable profit with NHL Betting Master.
RF Racing Tips
The p-value isn’t where I’d like it to be under 1% but the ROI over different time spans does show consistency. The ELLR is relatively low for a horse racing tipster and with a good balance of risk and reward it could make RF Racing Tips the right choice for you.
Three tipsters were recently dropped by Bettinggods. The Outside Edge has come in as a replacement but has such a high p-value that makes it impossible for me to seriously consider at this point. There’s a 1-in-7 chance the ROI could just be due to pure chance. You can read a more in-depth look at The Outside Edge. It will be interesting though to track where this goes.
Tee And Serve Tips
The last 3 months have been a real purple-patch for Tee and Serve Tips. You’ll need a fairly large Betting Bank though to withstand the ELLR of 19. The high-ish p-value and the border-line Risk/Reward value may throw some doubts on the long-term prospects.
The Horse Conquerer
ROI looks to have fallen off a cliff for The Horse Conquerer over the last few months. There are a couple of ways to look at this if you check out this tipster’s performance graph. Either he’s going to make a recovery and the next couple of months will be great. Or it’s not going to be worth following his tips. My personal view is he’ll make a recovery.
Premier Greyhound Tips
Premier Greyhound Tips is a service that’s been around for 6 years since 2014. The performance graph will show this is a tipster who must be followed long-term. There are many peaks and troughs but the variance from the solid upward straight line is small. He’s underperforming at the moment but I believe that will soon turn round.
